Delmont

The Red Cross assistance for those in recent fires has not diminished their long term support of families in Delmont and their recovery from the tornado.

A lot has transpired since May 10, 2015 in Delmont and the surrounding area. There still is a need for further tornado recovery assistance.

More clean up is needed in Delmont. Thus heavy equipment and trailers will be brought to town for debris removal purposes.

As Delmont surpasses a week since the tornado that damaged over 40 structures on May 10, 2015, Tony Burke of the Red Cross says the next phase of the process is starting.

Friday was the first day for outside volunteers to enter Delmont and lend a hand. Plus some other facts regarding the endeavor during the first week.

Outsiders get the all clear to help with efforts in Delmont. Officials deem it safe for those who want to serve, but there is a format to follow.

Every day pieces of shattered lives slowly come back together for the people in Delmont. A staple of life returns as potable water is now available.

State officials want to remind people that consumers who need repair work done quickly following a natural disaster are often targets of unscrupulous business practices.

The South Dakota Civl Air Patrol flew a sortie over Delmont and the Delmont area Tuesday, taking photos of the destruction wreaked by Sunday's tornado.

When Delmont, SD resident Dennis Streyle heard the EF-2 tornado approaching, he caught it on film. Here's the raw footage.